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...following the death of Peter Jennings and the wartime injury of Bob Woodruff, who was co-anchoring "World News" with Elizabeth Vargas. He's been at ABC News for 35 years and says he plans to continue as an occasional contributor. "It has not......
... U.S. Army patrol. At the time, Woodruff was only a few weeks into his new job as co-anchor (with Elizabeth Vargas) of ABC's "World News Tonight." He suffered a head injury from shrapnel and several broken bones; Vogt......
ABC News anchor Elizabeth Vargas gave birth to her second child Wednesday, and she expects to be back at work later this year. The 43-year-old Vargas and......
...in late May following an unsettled period after the death of long-time anchor Peter Jennings in August 2005. Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff were named co-anchors in December, but Woodruff was badly injured while on assignment in Iraq......
...Woodruff was seriously injured in an Iraq explosion shortly after being appointed to co-anchor the program with Elizabeth Vargas. "Yes, I got here through a convoluted process," allows "Good Morning America" veteran Gibson, "because......
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